I am Joseph
I am Joseph, carpenter, Of David’s kingly line, I wanted an heir; discovered My wife’s son wasn’t mine. I am an obstinate lover, Loved Mary for better or worse, Wouldn’t stop loving when I found Someone Else came first. Mine was the likeness I hoped for When the first-born man-child came. But nothing of him was me. I couldn’t Even choose his name. I am Joseph, who wanted To teach my own boy how to live. My lesson for my foster son: Endure. Love. Give. UA Fanthorpe
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